Forward Energy is about keeping your eyes on the prize,
completing the task at hand and moving on to the next. Always keeping in
mind forward, positive and righteous energy. Whatever the prize at focus, we
have to keep in mind that it's not only for us. It has to also benefit our family and
community at large. Forward energy should not focus on what might happen in the future but on the present and living it fully to influence the future.
This year has been a slow transformation for me. A rebirth.
As i reflect on this year, i am happy with myself. I've fed my forward energy and it's growing. I am looking forward to the next task(s)! I hope you do the same.
Forward Ever to yOUR rebirth!
Thursday, December 29, 2011
Sunday, April 3, 2011
Thursday, January 6, 2011
happy new 365!
Ready yourself for a successful year. With that said, it can only be true if you do your part. Make Goals and get them done. I am making forward moves my goals are set and working toward them.
check the message below that i recieved in an email. It got me motivated.
Have a blessed year!
Go Goals!
Thought of the Day
PLANS V. GOALS
If your goals don't scare you, you don't have goals. You have plans. Plans are essentially checklists. A plan is not a big reach. Plans are what you make to fix the car, have friends over for dinner, or visit your parents. Plans are what you know you can do.
Not goals, though. Goals are big and impossible. They challenge us to reach past the trees for something high and out of sight.
Goals take blood and sweat. They woo us to great risk. The results are uncertain and the rewards can be great.
Baseball players call it "swinging for the fences"—setting a goal to hit a homerun. The goal is not to avoid being out—it's to win the entire game.
Is your job or marriage in a rut? Quit making plans. It's time you set "goals" way past mere checklists. Swing for the fence!
check the message below that i recieved in an email. It got me motivated.
Have a blessed year!
Go Goals!
Thought of the Day
PLANS V. GOALS
If your goals don't scare you, you don't have goals. You have plans. Plans are essentially checklists. A plan is not a big reach. Plans are what you make to fix the car, have friends over for dinner, or visit your parents. Plans are what you know you can do.
Not goals, though. Goals are big and impossible. They challenge us to reach past the trees for something high and out of sight.
Goals take blood and sweat. They woo us to great risk. The results are uncertain and the rewards can be great.
Baseball players call it "swinging for the fences"—setting a goal to hit a homerun. The goal is not to avoid being out—it's to win the entire game.
Is your job or marriage in a rut? Quit making plans. It's time you set "goals" way past mere checklists. Swing for the fence!
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